Wanda Zuma is a South African actor who is best known for his acting role on House of Zwide, portraying the character of Nkosikhona Zwide, the son of Funani Zwide. He rose to fame back in 2021 after he made his first debut on House of Zwide. Whilst some of the cast members he made his first debut with have left, Wanda Zuma has permanently secured this role after he managed to bring Nkosikhona Zwide to life as desired and imagined by the producers of the drama series.

 

 

 

 

 

 

We can all come to an agreement that indeed he was born with an acting talent after we have seen him transition exceptionally well from one mood to another on screen.Born on the 7th of September in 1991, the 31-year-old as of 2023 is one of the men who are dearly loved by women because of how clean and how handsome he is. The common thing about Nkosikhona Zwide and Wanda Zuma is that they are both very neat and clean. The cleanliness and neatness can be viewed in how his clothes are well ironed and how his moustaches and beard are neatly shaved at all the time. Those who know him and have encountered him say he also smells very good. A lot of women always say the most attractive thing about a man is how hygienic he is and how well he knows how to play around with various clothing items in order to achieve a good outfit. Wanda Zuma goes all out to appear good at all the time because he bumps into his fans majority of the time he is in public. He does not only do it for his fans only but for himself too; he always shares that when you look good, you feel good and when you feel good, you do good.

Below are four more pictures of him, well dressed and looking very clean.

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South Africa is beaming with pride as the national team the Springboks are set to play their first match in the Rugby World Cup on Sunday 10 September.

The boys in yellow are up against Scotland on Sunday 10 September in their first match in the Rugby World Cup. Aside from having Mzansi’s support, the Springboks are also backed by their significant others. So, who are the Springboks WAGS?THE SPRINGBOK WAGS LINE-UP:

 

 
1. RACHEL KOLISI – SPRINGBOKS FIRST LADY
The Springboks “first lady” is Rachel Kolisi, wife of Springboks captain Siya Kolisi. The pair, who met at a dinner party in Stellenbosch, Westerm Cape in 2012, got hitched in 2016. The loving couple have two children together — Nicholas (9) and Keziah (6).2. ANLIA ETZEBETH
Eben Etzebeth married singer and actress Anlia at the La Paris estate in Franschhoek, Western Cape in February this year. Anlia and Eben met in Melkbosstrand, a coastal village north of Cape Town, in October 2021 – according3. HOPE MORTIMER
Jesse Kriel is in a relationship with chartered accountant Hope Mortimer. The couple have been together for quite a few years and love travelling together. They’ve been to Bali in Indonesia, the Maldives and Italy together. 4. MINE DE KLERK
Faf de Klerk married his fiancée Miné van Niekerk at La Paris Estate in Franschhoek in October 2022. The pair have been together for a total of six years.

The pair met through mutual friends back in 2015 and Miné reportedly invited him to a wedding thereafter. Their love grew over the years. Faf proposed to Miné in May 2022.5. DOMENICA VIGLOTTI
Damian De Allende and his Italian partner Domenica Viglotti have been together since 2019. He penned a sweet birthday tribute to his “baby mama” in August this year.6. LAYLA KOLBE
Layla Kolbe is the wife of Cheslin Kolbe. The pair have been together since 2013 and met at the DHL Newlands stadium. The pair have three children.

Kelly Rowland’s hit song caught Connie Ferguson off-guard dancing in the gym.

The South African actress is well known for her love for dancing and time in the gym.

 

 
She had managed to keep her body in shape thanks to her gym workouts and music always helping her.

This time around, Connie lost it all when she played Kelly’s hit song Work.

Sharing on Instagram, Connie spoke of how much Work took off her concentration.

Even though she made sure to enjoy the song as she did the skips, and fans loved it.

Some even wanted to exercise after watching Connie’s video dancing to Work.

“Ohk I think I’m going to start skipping🔥🔥”

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Actress Connie Ferguson. image via Instagram @connieferguson
CONNIE FERGUSON DANCES TO KELLY ROWLAND’S HIT SONG
Connie Ferguson was optimistic when she shared the video on Instagram.

“🤣🤣🤣 Chai! The girl couldn’t focus today!🙆🏽‍♀️ This song was too much!😂 Took me right back!🥰 Freestyled my way through it, but it’s the dance moves for me, okay?😂😬💃🏽❤️” she said.

Undoubtedly, Connie Ferguson showed that she is a force to reckon with when it comes to dancing.

She even reminded some fans of her best days dancing with Shona Ferguson.

Together, they always danced and showed fans how good they were.

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MZANSI REACTS
After Connie Ferguson shared her video dancing to Kelly Rowland’s hit song, many fans loved her skills.

“The way I’m so unfit so young .. don’t know what’s going on with me”

“Nna mara re palelwa keng bagaecho re le banyane so!! 😭😭 You killing it ous Connie. 🔥😍❤️”

“Amazing 🔥May I please ask what sports bra you are wearing?”

“Kodwa Jesu mina 😢ngihlulwa yini kwaze kwanzima ngicela ukuzohlala nawe”

“How does one start a fitness journey…I have a gym membership but I just can’t find my rhythm nje”

“We looking at the first version of guga nhliziyo, sala mzimba 😂🔥”

South African rapper Emtee – real name Mthembeni Ndevu — has left South Africa social media users in stitches once again. A snippet of his interview on L-Tido’s podcast has been shared online and is truly hilarious. In the clip, he shares how he also experienced apartheid in his younger days.

 

 

While many asked whether or not he was high on something during the interview, others couldn’t help but crack up as he explained how he was treated by white children many years ago.EMTEE CRACKS MZANSI UP IN LATEST INTERVIEW
If there is one thing about Roll Up hitmaker Emtee, it is that he is funny without really meaning to be.

He recently cracked up thousands of social media users after a clip from his interview on L-Tido’s podcast was shared on X.In the clip, he hilariously recalls experiencing apartheid in his younger days.

According to the 28-year-old, he used to accompany his granny who was a house helper for a white family.

While there, the white children would pick on him because he couldn’t speak English. They would also allegedly climb on top of him and pretend he is a horse.

Take a look at the clip below:SA CAN’T DEAL
While what Emtee was saying was quite sad, the way he said it left L-Tido and the rest of South Africa howling from laughter.

Some did however wonder whether or not he was high.

“The way he keeps a straight face after saying he got hit with an avacado….give him a Grammy,” one person said while another wrote:

“my ribs hurting. Most hilarious thing I’ve heard in a minute’

DJ Sbu’s recent social media post has ignited a lively discussion online, as he suggests that one of the simplest ways to make a lasting change in one’s life is to hit the gym or go for a run every day. This statement has resonated with some, who see regular exercise as a powerful tool for personal transformation.

 

 

 

Exercise is known to have numerous physical and mental health benefits, from improving fitness and energy levels to reducing stress and boosting self-esteem. Many people find that incorporating regular physical activity into their daily routines can indeed lead to positive and transformative changes in their lives.

On social media, some individuals are expressing agreement with DJ Sbu’s advice, highlighting their own experiences with exercise and its positive impact on their well-being. They see it as a simple yet effective way to take control of their health and make lasting improvements.

Others are showing gratitude for DJ Sbu’s words, appreciating the motivation and encouragement he’s providing to those who might be looking for a catalyst to kickstart a healthier lifestyle.

In a world where personal fitness and well-being are increasingly valued, DJ Sbu’s message serves as a reminder of the positive effects that regular exercise can have on individuals. It’s sparking a conversation about the potential for change that lies within everyone’s reach, simply by lacing up those running shoes or hitting the gym consistently.